Community Recreation - What Does That Mean? Increase your knowledge, learn more about planning for the future, talk to other volunteers and staff whose portfolios include recreation. For recreation staff, volunteers, and council members. (Alternate date in case of poor weather is March 19) Sign up Contact Anne or Elizabeth South West District for Culture, […]
Wascana Park, long regarded as the “jewel” of Regina, evolved from humble beginnings to become one of the largest urban parks in North America. Frequently credited as an inspiration for the park, Thomas Mawson’s plan for Regina included picturesque urban “vistas” and a system of radial roads leading to a vibrant downtown at the city’s […]
Workshop Overview About the Program -What is Communities in Bloom? A look at Tidiness, Heritage Conservation, Landscaped Area, Environmental Action, Urban Forestry and -Floral Displays. -Benefits of Participating. -What’s new for 2019 and Getting Started! Community Networking Opportunity -Are there park/ground issues in your community? -What are the solutions and how can we work together […]
Prairie's Got the Goods Week 2019 Native Prairie –it’s more than just grass! Learn about the goods and services provided for us by our grasslands! Join us for daily webinar presenations! Watch from your own home or office! This event is FREE and everyone is welcome to particpate! March 17-23, 2019 Our presentation schedule is […]
What can be done to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace? How do you create a diverse, inclusive company? What can your organization do to accommodate people with physical disabilities? Find out the answer to these and many more questions on March 21, 2019, when the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission and the University of Regina […]
In the summer of 1918 the Spanish Influenza emerged from the battlefields of Europe. Where this strange disease came from was unknown, as was how to treat it. By fall it arrived in Canada and in October, 1918, it arrived in Saskatchewan. By 1920 it took the lives of over 100 million people. This […]
In the summer of 1918 the Spanish Influenza emerged from the battlefields of Europe. Where this strange disease came from was unknown, as was how to treat it. By fall it arrived in Canada and in October, 1918, it arrived in Saskatchewan. By 1920 it took the lives of over 100 million people. This […]
Presented by Christian Bates-Hardy, Communications Consultant - Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Date: Thursday, March 28, 2019 Time: 1:30pm—3:00pm Location: UCT Meeting Room at the Yorkton Public Library 93 Broadway Street W, Yorkton Workshop Summary This 90-minute workshop will share with you practical strategies for getting the most out of social media in your non-profit or volunteer organization. […]